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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1965

Page

2

Elks Dining Room Hours and Moose Dinner Night

The Elks dining room serves noon lunches Monday through Friday. Dinners are on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays from 5 to 8 PM and Sundays noon to 7 PM. Moose members host a pigs in blankets dinner Saturday February 27 from 7 to 9 PM at $1 per person, followed by a polka party from 9:30 PM to 1:30 AM with music from Pittsburgh and life membership drawing.

Sey Sete Stf Sree Concord Community House Corry Lodge of Masons Pittsburgh Inn Sugar Grove CVS CE. Eee Elks Osen Turben Pittsburgh

Invasion evidence cited by State Department in Viet Nam

The State Department reports new evidence of North Viet Nam aggression. It details Viet Cong manpower exceeding 22,000, 50 battalions, 139 companies, and 60,000 to 80,000 part time guerrillas. It notes increased supplies, including Chinese weapons and diverse armaments, with extensive Hanoi communications and growing infiltration into the republic of Viet Nam.

State Department Department Viet Nam United States Republic of Viet Nam Hanoi

Wanted To Win Trophy Got Death

Stunt pilot Johnny Foyle died guiding his crippled biplane away from homes during an air show in Fort Lauderdale. The trophy will be named in his honor. McGinty and NBC photographer Bob Donahue survived crashes. McGinty serious, Donahue minor. Also reports a Pittsburgh acquittal in a murder case and Viet Cong mortar estimates.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Johnny Foyle Foyle Baltimore Ree Ape McGinty McGinty NBC Bob Donahue Baldwin Donahue

Exempt $3,000 or Less From Income Tax Bill Introed

Rep. G Robert Watkins introduced a bill to exempt individuals earning 3000 dollars or less from federal income tax. He says the measure would affect about 11 million taxpayers and cost the Treasury 1.5 billion dollars annually, aligning with the Johnson poverty program.

Washington G. Robert. Watkins Watkins Treasury Johnson

Jail For Scofflaw In Scorning Fines

Warren County judge sentences Donald Taggart to six months in county jail for contempt after failing to pay $325.40 in fines and costs from a drunken driving case. DA notes over 100 bench warrants issued. judge urges payment plans when full sums cannot be paid. Warden recounts a man clearing debt with family donations and pennies.

Warren Warren County Alexander C. Flick Jr Donald Taggart Samuel F. Bonavita Taggart Flick Donnell E. Allen Sr Chen

Funeral rites for Mrs Pearl D Hubbard scheduled

Final rites for Mrs Pearl D Hubbard will be held at 1 30 p m Sunday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Interment will follow in Mina Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Friday and Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m

Surgeon Procario Convicted of 22000 Dollar Tax Evasion

Bronxville surgeon Procario was found guilty by a federal jury of willfully evading 22000 in taxes for 1956 through 1958. He faces up to 15 years in prison and a 3000 fine as prosecutors say he underreported income from 116000 to 70000, paying 19000 taxes instead of 41000. Witnesses testified many patients paid him directly for surgeries and knew of no fee arrangements with other doctors.

New York Procario Bronxville Bronx Edmund L. Palmieri Peter K. Leisure

Pioneers for Christ Meet I New Meeting Schedule Adopted

The Pioneers for Christ met at Mrs. Max Bemis’s home with seven members and three guests. They voted to move meetings from Saturday to the second and last Sunday evenings of each month. Refreshments followed. Local residents and relatives visited and traveled between Clymer Uniontown and Buffalo amid various calls and hospital news.

Cutting The Pioneers For Christ Max Bemis Janice Evans Andrew Twist Union City Amos van Harden Leon Legters Clymer Clyde Courtright Homer Loomis Buffalo Mae Sweet Meadville Idd Ebel Hazel Park Roswell Memorial Hospital Ronald Bunce North ‘Clymer Pela Donald Wil Iday Richard Sinolk Jonide’ Evans Philadelphia John Shenk Arthur Wallace Harold Bromlay Jay Bowens Sherman Fecently Mtes George, Turck Germany

Local Notices and Visits Mention Birthday and Family Trips

The column notes Gwen Aikens birthday celebration with Clifford Aikens Sr and family in North Clyme. Loyd Albright visits his parents in Union City. Sherman visitors Curtiss and Curtiss family dine with Amos Van Barden. Curtiss aids in removing 500 dead elm trees in Syracuse. Mrs Clayton Redding and Jerry Sweet Jr join May Sweet in Sherman for a first grade school event. Clifford Aikens and Goggins attend Clymer gathering. Dale Bemis, recovering from foot surgery, expects a brief recovery period.

Ernest Turck North Clyme Clifford Aikens Syracuse N.Y Clayton’ Redding Jerry Sweet Jr May _ Sweet Sherman Fri Goggins Clymer Dale Bemis Erle Hospital

Pittsburgh man faces grand jury on murder charges

John Rigg ers, 51, of Pittsburgh faces grand jury action today on murder charges in the deaths of a brother and sister. Police said Riggens started a fire that swept through nine dwellings on the North Side February 12. The mother and daughter are among victims.

Pittsburgh John Riggers Frother Riggens

Laos Refugees Helped by U S Aid Airlift and Rice Drops

175000 refugees in Laos rely on U S relief airdrops and rice shipments via 26 planes moving 2500 tons monthly. The U S mission seeks self sufficiency in 3 to 4 years, while refugees represent about 7 percent of the population amid Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese pressure. News notes airlift costs at about 10 million dollars yearly.

Vientiane Laos Charles U.S. Agency For International Development Ancle Sam U.S United States Thailand Mann

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